Mission Mobile Medical

04/14/2026

Big moments start with the right people in the room.

Ben Money, Jr. is stepping in as Executive in Residence, bringing years of experience in community health, population health, and behind-the-scenes work to make care more accessible, especially in rural and underserved areas.

His background spans public health leadership, value-based care, and real efforts to address things like housing, environment, and access that impact health long before someone walks into a clinic.

The conversations ahead are going to be good ones.

04/13/2026

Access to healthcare looks different depending on where you live.

For some, it’s a quick drive and an easy appointment.
For others, it can mean long distances, time off work, or putting it off altogether.

Mobile clinics are helping change that.

They bring care into communities, making it easier for people to be seen, ask questions, and stay on top of their health without the extra barriers.

Because everyone deserves access to care that works for their life.

04/10/2026

Ever feel like you could be doing more with your work?

There’s a community in Ellington, Missouri, that could really use you.

We’re looking for an APRN in women’s health to join a mobile clinic program that brings care directly to women across rural Missouri.

It’s not your typical clinic role. It’s more personal, more connected, and rooted in showing up for people where they are.

This is the kind of work where you actually see the impact, day by day, patient by patient.

If you’ve been craving something that feels more meaningful, this might be it.

Learn more or apply here:
https://app.trinethire.com/companies/134112-mission-mobile-medical/jobs/118680-advanced-practice-registered-nurse-mobile-clinic-program-champion

04/08/2026

Ready. Set. Action.

This week is National Public Health Week and it’s all about the people and moments that keep our communities moving forward.

From a quick checkup to catching something early…
From showing up in a small town to being there when it matters most…

Public health is happening every day, in ways big and small.

It’s neighbors helping neighbors.
Providers showing up.
Communities making care easier to reach.

And when access grows, everything changes.

Built to serve communities.
Built to serve real life.

03/31/2026

Real progress you can feel. 💛

Our friends at Tadiso shared encouraging news: overdose deaths are declining, reaching their lowest levels since 2017.

Behind that shift are real efforts happening every day. Their mobile unit is one example, bringing care directly into neighborhoods, meeting people where they are, and making support easier to access.

It’s a reminder that when care gets closer, outcomes can change.

Appreciate the work Tadiso, Inc. is doing to serve their community👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

There’s a reason to feel extra hopeful today! 💛✨📉

New data shows that we are truly starting to turn the tide. According to a Stateline analysis of CDC data, national opioid overdose deaths have dropped by nearly half since June 2023. 🙌

To put that into perspective, we’ve gone from over 86,000 deaths at the peak to approximately 46,066 in the year ending October 2025. This marks the lowest level we’ve seen since early 2017. 📉🙏

While there is still so much work to be done, these numbers are a powerful reminder that treatment works and recovery is possible. Every life saved is a victory for our community. 🏡💕

If you or someone you love is seeking support, your Tadiso family is here to walk with you every step of the way. Call us for intake at 📞 833-TADISO-3 to learn more about our medication for opioid use disorder and recovery services. 🤝✨

(Source: Stateline analysis of CDC/National Vital Statistics System data as reported by The Times-Tribune)

03/31/2026

Every great event has someone behind the scenes making it all come together…

That’s where Ryan Weigand steps in.

Joining as our Conference & Events Coordinator, Ryan will help create the spaces where people connect, ideas move forward, and access becomes action.

Because this work is Built to Serve, bringing the right people together to expand care in the communities that need it most.

We’re excited to have you on this journey, Ryan!

If you’ve ever thought about being part of work like this, take a look at our open roles:

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mission-Mobile-Medical/jobs?q=&l= -skip-header-desktop

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03/30/2026

This is what it looks like when care comes to you.

Our friends at Hodges Family Practice & Wellness just celebrated the ribbon cutting for their new mobile clinic, Mobile Mable, and it’s all about showing up for their community in a bigger way.

No insurance? Doesn’t matter.
Can’t travel far? They’ll come to you.

Mobile Mable is hitting the road across Randolph County to bring care closer to home for the people who need it most.

Because sometimes the biggest barrier to healthcare… is distance.

And this is one way to change that. 💙

03/30/2026

Spent the day with some amazing VIBs 🍌

Ellen Whitlock (CEO) and Dallas Weaver (COO) from Senior Resources of Guilford stopped by, and it was one of those days that just sticks with you.

If you’re not familiar with them, they’ve been serving older adults and families across Guilford County for decades.

From Meals on Wheels to caregiver support to community programs, they’re helping people stay independent, connected, and cared for right where they are.

That’s what Built to Serve really looks like.
Real people. Real impact. Every single day.

If you know someone in Guilford County who could use these services (or you just want to learn more), check them out here: 👉🏼 https://www.senior-resources-guilford.org/

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03/30/2026

Always a proud moment to see conversations about healthcare access reach a larger stage.

PBS News recently featured our President/CFO to talk about what it really takes to bring care closer to communities, especially for those who need it most. 👏👏👏

Because expanding access isn’t just about building solutions…
It’s about showing up where people are, and making care part of everyday life.

03/30/2026

Big congrats to Antonio Ortiz-Potter 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

He’s stepping into a new role as Program Coordinator - Field Operations helping support 6 programs across 5 states.

What makes this one special… he’s been in the field doing the work. From helping patients as a Community Health Worker to operating mobile clinics, he’s seen firsthand what it takes to bring care into communities.

Now he gets to help those programs grow even further.

That’s what Built to Serve looks like 💙

Are you curious about what a career in mobile health could look like?

Click the link: https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Mission-Mobile-Medical/jobs?q=&l= -skip-header-desktop

03/27/2026

Take a look at what just happened in Greensboro!

Two new mobile clinics are on the road with Cone Health, bringing women’s health and heart care services closer to the community.

This recap captures the energy of the day, including a few words from Deno Adkins and Dr. Paul Krakovitz on what this means for access to care moving forward.

Moments like this are all about making care easier to reach and showing up where it’s needed most.

Built to serve, every mile ahead.

03/27/2026

Such a special day in Greensboro!

Two new mobile clinics are getting ready to serve the community, one focused on women’s health and the other on heart care.

These clinics mean more than just convenience, they help make care easier to reach, right where people are.

Big shoutout to Cone Health for continuing to invest in the health of their community in such a meaningful way.

Built to Serve, wherever it’s needed most!